oklahoman

IPA/ˌəʊ.kləˈhəʊ.mən/
KK[ˌokləhˈomən]IPA/ˌoʊ.kləˈhoʊ.mən/

oklahoman — noun

  • oklahomansingular
  • oklahomansplural

1. any person whose home is Oklahoma — the 46th state to join the United States — w

1.名詞B1
釋義

any person whose home is Oklahoma — the 46th state to join the United States — whether they were born there or have settled there over time.

例句

Madison is a proud Oklahoman who grew up in Tulsa and now lives in Norman.

countable: 'a proud Oklahoman' — person from Oklahoma

As a native Oklahoman, Yuki knows all the best barbecue spots in Oklahoma City.

collocation: native Oklahoman

同義詞
  • Oklahoma native

    specifies birth in Oklahoma rather than just residence

  • Oklahoma resident

    focuses on current living situation; less about identity

  • Sooner

    historical nickname for early settlers; informal and dated

文法句型

an Oklahoman

用法筆記

Capitalized, like all demonyms derived from US state names. Can refer to anyone born in Oklahoma or living there long-term.

常見錯誤

❌She is a Oklahoma.
✅She is an Oklahoman.
💡'Oklahoma' is a state name; add '-man' to form the person noun.
❌He is Oklahoman.' (when meaning 'a person from Oklahoma')
✅He is an Oklahoman.
💡As a noun, it needs a determiner.

oklahoman — adjective